Looking for an engaging way to teach students about Pearl Harbor? This hands-on craft activity provides a creative way for students to explore the historical significance of the December 7, 1941, attack while developing critical thinking and reflective writing skills. As students complete the craft, they will reflect on the importance of this moment in history, gaining a deeper understanding of its impact.
Why Should You Use This?
This resource offers more than just a craft activity, it encourages students to connect history with personal reflection. By integrating art with writing. The activity sparks thoughtful discussion and deeper comprehension of history, making it perfect for history lessons, memorial activities, or classroom displays.
What Skills Are Students Working On?

• Critical Thinking: Students analyze the significance of Pearl Harbor and its lasting impact.
• Reflective Writing: Encourages personal insights and thoughtful reflection on historical events.
• Creative Expression: Students create a visual representation of history while developing their artistic skills.
• Historical Knowledge: Reinforces key facts about the attack on Pearl Harbor and its role in shaping history.

This resource also includes an additional blank template for students who need extra space or for teachers who wish to explore alternative questions. Whether displayed in the classroom or taken home, this Pearl Harbor craft serves as a meaningful keepsake that connects students with an important historical event.

Directions:
Cut along the dotted lines to create the ship. Then, assemble the pages and staple or attach them in a way that best fits your classroom setup.

This resource includes:

• Ship page cover
• Ship page content part 1
• Ship page content part 2
• Ship page content part 3
• Ship page empty version 1
• Ship page empty version 2

Enjoy this Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Resource!